S SamP12 Tenderfoot Joined Apr 10, 2021 Messages 2 Reaction score 2 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 10, 2021 Thread Owner #1 Hi, New here, while gardening I did find this shiny stone that looks like a meteorite, I have no experience, so I thought maybe someone here coule help me? Thank you in advance, Sam.
Hi, New here, while gardening I did find this shiny stone that looks like a meteorite, I have no experience, so I thought maybe someone here coule help me? Thank you in advance, Sam.
bradyboy Silver Member Joined Apr 15, 2007 Messages 3,530 Reaction score 1,361 Golden Thread 0 Location Clearwater, FL Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 10, 2021 #2 glass slag - IMO Brady
ArfieBoy Gold Member Joined Aug 11, 2011 Messages 5,586 Reaction score 12,222 Golden Thread 0 Location N.E. Oregon Detector(s) used Compass X-70, Compass X-80, Compass X-90, Compass Judge 2, Garrett AT Pro Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 10, 2021 #3 Hard to tell from the picture, but it kind of looks like volcanic obsidian.
S SamP12 Tenderfoot Joined Apr 10, 2021 Messages 2 Reaction score 2 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 10, 2021 Thread Owner #4 bradyboy said: glass slag - IMO Brady Click to expand... Hi thanks for answering! Indeed I did post elsewhere and got the same answer, Unfortunat, but still remains a beautiful "stone"
bradyboy said: glass slag - IMO Brady Click to expand... Hi thanks for answering! Indeed I did post elsewhere and got the same answer, Unfortunat, but still remains a beautiful "stone"
H HowMuchAreTheSparklers Banned Joined Mar 26, 2021 Messages 70 Reaction score 21 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 12, 2021 #5 View attachment 1917854
G galenrog Bronze Member 🥇 Charter Member Joined Feb 19, 2006 Messages 2,184 Reaction score 2,426 Golden Thread 0 Apr 12, 2021 #6 Not a meteorite. Glass slag more likely than obsidian, based on the images provided. If you want to learn more about meteorites and how to identify most common varieties, there are several websites dedicated to that. Time for more coffee.
Not a meteorite. Glass slag more likely than obsidian, based on the images provided. If you want to learn more about meteorites and how to identify most common varieties, there are several websites dedicated to that. Time for more coffee.